From Dialogue to Delivery: Coalition Engagements at the 2026 Annual Meetings
The Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action brought together more than 300 participants in person and online, representing 70 countries and more than 40 organizations during the 2026 World Bank Group–IMF Annual Meetings in Bangkok for a week of discussions focused on a central question: how can Finance Ministries navigate immediate economic and fiscal pressures while continuing to invest in resilient, competitive and sustainable economies?
Finance Ministries Strengthen Climate Action Through Practical Economic Policies and Investment Frameworks
Finance Ministries are shifting from climate plans to delivery, according to a new climate action statement from a coalition of 103 Finance Ministries
From Broad Subsidies to Targeted Support: How Finance Ministries Can Confront the New Energy Price Shock Without Derailing Public Finances and Distorting Markets
As a fresh surge in global fuel prices tests public finances already stretched thin, the central question for finance ministries is how they can avoid repeating the costly, regressive interventions of the last crisis as they design measures to shield households and firms. A recent country roundtable convened by the Coalition’s Thematic Priority 3 workstream and facilitated by the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) brought together delegates from the Netherlands, Ecuador, Egypt, France, and Nigeria to compare responses in real time.
Launch of Driving a coordinated whole-of-economy transformation workstream (TP1)
The Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action convened during the London Climate Action Week to formally launch the Thematic Priority 1 workstream of its 2026–2028 strategic work program: From Commitments to Action - Driving a Coordinated Whole-of-Economy Transformation.
Launch of a webinar series on Border Carbon Adjustments (BCAs)
The Coalition of Finance Ministers is launching a new webinar series under HP3 to explore the design, implementation and impact of carbon border adjustments (BCAs), i.e. charges on embodied carbon in imports. |
The Coalition at the NFGS Annual Plenary: adaptation, nature risk and climate scenarios as global cooperation tightens
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Africa’s Finance Ministers Launch Pan-African Forum to Drive Climate-Responsive Economic Transformation
From 16–18 December 2025, the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action (CFMCA) brought together approximately 100 representatives from around 30 African Ministries of Finance in Lusaka to chart a new direction for climate‑economic cooperation.
The regional event concluded with the following outcomes:
Discussion Note: From Promise to Action: Scaling Up Climate Finance to $1.3T
From Promise to Action: Scaling Up Climate Finance to $1.3T
Post-Ministerial Discussion following the 14th Ministerial Meeting